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Pep coach named national team coach

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Marissa KerbyStaff Writer Shaquille O’Neal was once named one of the toughest athletes in the world of sports.  But imagine doing his job as you’re trying to say afloat in a pool of water as the opponent deviously wrestles you under the surface.  It’s the sport of water polo—one of the toughest sports out there.  Terry Schroeder, Pepperdine University’s head water polo coach, … [Read more...] about Pep coach named national team coach

Best brew around the ‘Bu

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MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant Living Editor Hannah Ehrig/Staff Photographer  A coffeehouse is the American version of a Parisian cafe, but instead of inhaling smoke from cigarettes, you are inhaling espresso shots from lattes. In neither case is it about the cigarettes or coffee. It is more about the atmosphere and random people watching.  Cozy coaches, interesting interior themes, … [Read more...] about Best brew around the ‘Bu

Malibu weather less than perfect

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DAVID KOBStaff Writer It snowed this week in my hometown of Philadelphia. By the time Thanksgiving rolls around, the temperature will likely stay below 30 degrees all week. I see myself in a sweatshirt and ski jacket from dawn till dusk. But hey, at least I know what to put on in the morning. The Santa An winds blow hot air randomly during the winter months through Malibu, … [Read more...] about Malibu weather less than perfect

Malibu Pier lawsuits delay effort to reopen

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JULIS NAVARROStaff Writer Chase Heger/Staff Photographer There is a reason why Pepperdine students do not frequently visit the Malibu Pier, and it probably has something to do with its near-barren state and the lawsuits surrounding its development. While the Malibu Pier is set to reopen in the near future, two lawsuits recently filed against its contracted operators have set … [Read more...] about Malibu Pier lawsuits delay effort to reopen